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Does look a little odd, I thought this before but just thought you'd painted it. This is the satnav base though.

I read in a thread on here before someone who had got some sort of insulation/ sound proofing stuff from b&q I believe and lined his boot floor, rear doorcards with the stuff to reduce rattles and stop the road noise. Can't find it for the life of me now though!

Sorry ive only just seen this! I made a thread on here but I havn't updated it recently as the cars at my mums in York, whilst i study in Huddersfield. http://www.cliosport.net/threads/1974-spitfire-restoration.791022/ Looking good now though, wish I had the space like you! All my works been...

I have one of these - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00DDMPMKK/?tag=cliospnet01-21 Awesome powerful little things!

Looks like it has herpes. Such a shame though, but I guess they're not too noticeable? A respray isnt too expensive anyway ;) That big cloth looks the orange drying towel I got from asda, similar pile depth.

The older ones aren't too expensive are they?

You going to go to a sport after this or is that not really what you're after?

Microsoft Surface?

Would you not recommend any ARB for road use?

Spoiler? :) Also the vanish trick is you fill up a bucket of hot water, add vanish, unscrew the belts at the bottom and extend fully then either shut them in the door or use a peg to stop it retracting. Shove inside the bucket and agitate, leave to soak, then agitate, leave to soak then wipe...

Mine are the red polybushes but need adjusting as the left pipes off centre and don't want it burning the trim.

Mine had the same stickers and they came off and left nothing behind.

Really nice! Your exhausts sit really flush with the back of your bumper, what you running?

Installed the dashcam I got for christmas today. I had hoped to get it further behind the rear view mirror, but due to the mounting brackets it just wasn't possible. It's way out of the way of my sight, and I dont see it being an issue when I'm looking in the rearview especially as the screen...

Should've just got the car into the lockup and removed the clamp in there ;)

One of my mates has this beast. Such an awesome barge and so quick when on boost! Very tidy too.

You have done a really good job of this mate! Car is a real credit to you. Most wont like that it's a 1.2 you've done it to though, but got to appreciate the amount of work in it.

Love this van!

182 rears look ace on Monaco!

True, as you could quite easily have had it recovered yourself back to your house sat on your driveway.

Don't let your dreams be dreams.

You main concern at the minute is the payout on the car, i'd then focus on getting the car back as surely they have a legal obligation to do so? I'm not sure about the ins and outs of that. Recovery wouldn't be expensive. I'm sure someone in sheffield wouldn't mind helping you out if you're...

Just do it, but make sure you get all the swarf out.

I know people who have had them done at a garage, i dont know if i'd risk it DIY! I think the main concern is vacuuming out any swarf. What cars this on?

I'd have it for £240 if it's 10% of the value 😂:smile: Hope you get it sorted though mate!

Probably someone working at the garage it's being held at wanting to buy it. I'd fight for the car back mate, even if it's cat D, if you aren't looking to sell it and it costs a few hundred to repair, who cares?

Maybe worth asking them.

If they're only offering you a low value for it, you should be able to get a fairly good price buying it back, no? Parts are cheap and if only a small dint in the quarter it'll probably be pullable! You have the history with the car which is the most important bit, and as long as there's nothing...

Does seem to be the case but there's only so many shapes you can make a trolley jack.

Are you going to buy the car back? Or is it bad?